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[@chrishouterman4772]

Its cool how Anderson Paak is a dope artist in his own right and he was down to hit the drums for the squad.

[@tammiepeters6511]

For me, he was the best surprise!

[@taneshadavis2432]

He owned them drums 🥁 too!! Go Andy!!

[@JPayne95]

Was that paak yeah? Man was going innnn

[@garry3465]

The look of delight on his face was telling. Paak was having the time of his life and just happy to be there.

[@astridc9551]

I mean he drums for other bands too

[@DaMathias]

He didn’t just get a grammy for Lose Yourself, he won a whole oscar for it

[@Sunkhrist]

... an oscar That he didn't even show up for! Lol!

[@choice12ozborne]

@@Sunkhrist he showed up but he just showed up last Oscar to perform it. He didn't want to be around a bunch of do-gooders is something I think he said back in the days from old youtube footage I've seen

[@FreeRiderFMX]

@@choice12ozborne yea that and he thought he didnt stand a chance of winning so why bother going

[@CrazeeAdam]

I mean to put it completely straight the song netted him 2 grammys and 1 Oscar. For major awards.

[@chancesandberg5355]

They shouldn’t have made him do it though lol but it wasn’t about em it was about the culture

[@kmuv2693]

This is a huge moment for kendrick He is literally performing in the super ball with 3 of his top 5, that's how u achieve your dream

[@daphnechristopher7397]

At Home.....But God

[@MrMack1622]

My fave part is during Lose Yourself and everyone is vibing. It’s about the collective. Dre on the boards, Em rapping one of the most motivational songs ever, Anderson Paak on the drums… musicians doing their talent. You see the whole thing vibing. 50 and Mary vibing on the couch.

[@Linkedblade]

They must have cut it from the version posted on KZbin, but I'm pretty sure Snoop and Dre were sitting on the couch and snoop lights one.

[@marquisdelafayette1929]

Yeah, especially after JLo went all “I didn’t get enough time” because she split it w/a single other person, Shakira. Like how can all these legends split time and aren’t ragging on one another with Eminem even giving up half his set for 50 and said he wouldn’t do it without him. All love, no selfishness whatsoever. ❤

[@davidrains348]

I love how Anderson Paak was just happy to be there he’s smiling and singing along with Em hahaha

[@arsenic8063]

Definitely, his energy was INSANE! it put a big ass smile on my face lmao

[@andrewsuitor9811]

he is always so happy, he is such an underrated artist so im glad he atleast got to play the drums

[@JustMe-mo6xk]

Paak is my happy place... Dude's got amazing energy

[@KennedyMusicTheories]

Anderson Paak is a feel good type of personality

[@ablankenship83]

Kendrick’s intro was just insane. Everyone has their legacy established and all but Kendrick just exemplifies young raw POWER in his talent

[@raymondalvarez9925]

Personally Kendrick killed that shit

[@lukamako9924]

@@raymondalvarez9925 For me too

[@accountnew7030]

@@raymondalvarez9925 his performance was like it was straight outta music video. straight 🔥

[@iTalkALotDontListen]

when he was counting you could hear the hunger in his voice love it

[@kurzedificio]

Can someone help, me I've had the sneaky suspicion that Kendrick's formations on the city have meaning but idk the streets well enough

[@MrMMAFanatic]

Interestingly enough, Eminem wrote AND produced this anthem for the ages. The whole planet rocks with this track. It's untouchable.

[@marykapotgieter9168]

💯💯 Respect. This was played at Bidens election and Stevie looked like wtf, took a knee. Sorry, like your reactions, but you're clearly a Lamar fan

[@BanlieueBaby]

relax he aight

[@bro7496]

@@BanlieueBaby 🧢

[@stephaniecornwell8766]

“It’s about how it’s moving you” love that! Loved Kendrick and all the respect he paid to all the OGs. The Whole thing was just so amazingly crafted!

[@justinboaz7824]

The transition from Kendrick to Eminem was dope as fuk

[@kosewa1]

Yeah, Mary wasn't signed to Dre but Dre produced some of her hits. I believe Dr. Dre was highlighting some of his hits. I think everybody fits perfectly.

[@BigOak94]

"Lose Yourself" won the Academy Award for Best Original Song, making it the first hip hop song to receive the award, and also won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Solo Performance.

[@lawpenner]

They could have lost this song

[@howdareyounetwork]

White privilege

[@DWish808]

When the beat came in for Em the crowd went nuts compared to the rest. I also thought Mary J fit in just fine. She's fire.

[@satoristeve]

Pretty great. No bad parts. Feels like everyone brought an element special to them. Kendrick brought the performance. Mary brought the soul. 50 brought the shock (unannounced) and awe (one of the biggest bangers ever), Em brought the energy, Snoop brought hella swagger, and Dre was the glue; the mastermind behind it all. It’s like a hip hop Voltron, with Dre as the head. Lots of winners here, but coming with a solid performance like he did I think you have to acknowledge this day belonged to Dre.

[@civilwarwasaninsidejob7405]

Yeah I'd say thats the best super bowl performance I have enjoyed up there with Prince and Michael Jackson. I also enjoyed the Shakira and J Lo performance for many reasons 😁

[@KimDiamond57]

Haha, I like that you said, Voltron! I've had that name in my head for weeks! So cool you should say that!

[@Sunkhrist]

Forreal! I was like "THEY GOT 50!?!? OH SHIT!"

[@edwinyounes4934]

I love your view on it but I could’ve done without the soul

[@markmac2206]

Dre brought the $ too. 7 million just to get censored.

[@maivue7680]

The transition to Mary J. Blige's “Family Affair” fit in perfectly. Dre produced those beats so it made sense why Mary would fit into the show. I thought it was a nice Hip Hop/R&B-ish transition.

[@Scoobinho11]

Perfectly said

[@negusnagast3874]

Mary always been apart of hip hop from method man to favio. She his hip hop and soul!

[@joshuaha7661]

Mary is a Hip Hop Queen first off, for real. With that being said tho, I get what you're saying and I do think the track she opened with worked for the show but after that, it just didn't seem to fit. Being an RnB singer surrounded by rappers? But more than that, singing a sad song was just an odd choice to me. Seemed a little off, to me, just my opinion.

[@adamdimaggio2237]

I fully agree and yes she is hip hop / R&B, BUT my only thing is No more pain shouldnt of been in it.. like a happy dance and Everyone having a good time then a SLOW song .. could of picked a more up beat song..

[@timmyggztv]

Lit🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@robfraser33]

I think the Mary J "No more Drama" was fitting for all of the B.S. that's been going on in the world and thought that was a great tie in. Great performances by all! It was one of my favorites!!

[@rosehiggins6510]

Yesss perfect!!! She brought the balance because everyone was hitting hard, I needed her to prepare for Kendrick 🤗

[@nicolebrueckner9608]

I thought the same

[@kandirain_1172]

Mary J was known as the queen of hip hop/r&b! She was the first r&b artist with a hip hop energy ❤️ Edit: Also, for me, Kendrick killed it! I was hype!

[@izalazuizal]

No disrespect to R&B Queen Mary but Nicki Minaj is Queen of hip-hop

[@NoahLdaGoat3234]

@@izalazuizal Nicki dont fit

[@starfire4302]

I’m glad we can all give Dre his flowers while he’s here. Everything he’s done, he’s a legend, this whole performance was amazing

[@ryanlorance6168]

We All? You haven’t seen the amount of people hating an crying..

[@jontraz5993]

@@ryanlorance6168 Let's go on not minding them clowns then, Ryan. Deal?

[@jontraz5993]

@@ryanlorance6168 haters weren't gonna give Dre flowers anyway, so yeah. WE all 😉

[@rcb799]

I'm 71 and have watch all of the Superbowl's and there have been some great shows, but I have NEVER seen anything like this one. The set, the live music, the dancers and the performers were all amazing. This has to go down as one of the best --if not THE BEST show ever. I am so glad I livid to see it .

[@lea88pu]

WoW...how cool is that! Keep it up! 😊👋

[@unknownx7252]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@AlexanderGS11]

Great comment. I wish God bless you with more superbowls to come and you witness them all. Salud amigo.

[@JustMe-mo6xk]

Awesome ❤️

[@markmac2206]

Dre put in 7 million $ for the set and everything. he literally made this happen.

[@mjd3381]

Dude, the whole thing was an anthology of survival for the past 35 years. That's how Mary fits.

[@jazioxmugen]

Mary performing No More Drama was perfect after EVERYTHING that Dr. Dre has been through. You gotta look at the whole picture man! This was lowkey a tribute to him and who he has influenced over his career.

[@daphnechristopher7397]

Not to mention he produced the whole show and it was his vision.

[@noneya1238]

Lol all the drama he put women through.

[@JohnDoe-yn1xk]

@@noneya1238 I would say all the Niggas you put through but you 100% get 0 niggas

[@Jockuptown]

yeah he really missed the whole point of her section lmao

[@NoahLdaGoat3234]

@@Jockuptown faxx

[@dimitrisbright9807]

You can't overlook Mary J's impact on hip hop even though she's not a rapper. Not only does she have classic records with Dre, but that Mary J/Method Man song is a classic record. She fits into this show perfectly

[@davidp2061]

I thought the surprise shouldve been Method Man doing that song with her instead of 50 cent

[@dimitrisbright9807]

@@davidp2061 You also can't write a chapter of the history of Aftermath without 50 cent and G-Unit. He was a nice addition

[@glinkrecords]

@@dimitrisbright9807 but 50 was shady records and not necessarily aftermath i mean you could play devil's advocate and say em signed him while he was still working with aftermath but at that time Em had shady records and signed 50 to shady records

[@dimitrisbright9807]

@@glinkrecords Shady is a subsidiary of Aftermath. Therefore, Dre still has heavy influence on every project whether it's directly through production or indirectly via executive production

[@HDitzzDH]

Mary J is a part of hip-hop for me, she did tracks with Method Man, Grand Puba, Nas, Lil Kim, 50 etc. But yes she is mostly an R&B artist.

[@xRaptorScreamx]

Agree with you about the entire perfromance, and Em has an Oscar for Lose Yourself. When you paused about the "Avengers of Hip Hop", Kendrick and 50 were saluting eachother

[@YourLastWish]

I disagree with k dot best performance. You can't even understand 75% what he says and hes a lyricist

[@crafty1096]

I didn’t watch and not going to. I hear it was a wokety woke show which I figured it would be. However, half of the people told me they loved the half time shown. The other half says specifically Eminem was not good at all. It figures cuz Eminem uses harmonic layering in tracks and I’ve seen him live. He’s trash. When he was in his 20s he could do live.

[@hustler666100]

@@crafty1096 I know you've never been to a em live show from ur comment

[@KimDiamond57]

@@crafty1096 Why you saying something? You didn't watch, you have no say!

[@MegaDudeman21]

@@crafty1096 how was it woke though? it was just a performance.

[@vontaee6529]

Mary is the queen of hip hop and R&B😂 so I think that she fits perfectly.

[@MrCoreyvv]

Just an FYI, this was more a tribute to Dre more than a LA Hip Hop Halftime performance, Dre did produce the No More Drama Mary J album including Family Affair and it just so happened to be one of the top sellers so it made perfect sense for her to be there.

[@Pinkfan112173]

I'm 48 years old and I acted a damn fool last night!!!! It was so EPIC and the homage to Tupac with California Love and Dre playing I Ain't Mad at Cha on the piano. Just GENIUS!!!!

[@Gigglecheeks1978]

I'm 43 and i was the same way! Took me back to my teenage year's! I loved it!

[@patsysadowski1546]

42 here, me too.

[@MrLawDawg]

I’m 47, I also caught the I Ain’t Mad at Cha notes. Not many catching that. I’m glad Pac was included some way.

[@queencerseilannister3519]

@@Gigglecheeks1978 Same!!!! It was nostalgia overload!!! 😁😁😁

[@lilamayoral1031]

The piano was like a tease .. I think Dr could play a few more times.. but be switched fast to his shit.. I felt he didn't want to share the glory..

[@ciaravalenzuela2467]

She performed the songs that Dre wrote and produced for her. That's why they had her

[@myfatassdick]

Yea this whole thing seems like a continuation of the GTA update with Dr Dre’s new music The whole thing has been like a celebration of life and accomplishments for the one and only Dr. Dre

[@chard681]

I thought everyone blew it out of the park, no doubt. But at the end of the day, you have to give it to Dre because you have to add his overall production of the entire show to his performance. And the production- sound and set quality- won the show

[@Oatmilllk]

Gotta remember Em wrote those lyrics for him lmao. So yeah Dre is killer and one of the best but Eminem was behind that

[@irvingonzalez4947]

I was excited as hell for Em but I agree Kendricks performance was insane and the best one to look at he killed it!

[@audaciouslynashady]

It’s Snoop wearing a blue crip suit after being told not to have his flag . Eminem kneeling even after being told not to , and Anderson Paak on the drums just happy to be there 😂😂. Great just great !

[@SomerWatson]

Snoop C walking 😂 loved it!! And the dancers put on their hoodies like em when he came out! I loved everything about it! 🎤🎤🔥🔥

[@funnyshorts6596]

He also did the crip walk if you didn’t pick up on it. He really wanted to send the message.

[@SomerWatson]

@@funnyshorts6596 oh yeah I saw that c walk. Wouldn't be snoop if he didn't lol

[@daphnechristopher7397]

Freedom

[@too2great8]

I said Kendrick had the most visually attractive performance, but when I watched other views of the halftime show and they showed the celebs and audience members, they were going nuts when they heard that guitar for Em cut on! They rapped this song like they created it! 🤣🤣

[@jasondicioccio880]

The Dre & Snoop (and 2Pac) parts hit the hardest for me. Two parts in particular: when California Love dropped and then at the end when Dre started playin' the lead-in to Still D.R.E. Goosebumps for both of those. Also, I gotta say, I've re-watched this performance like 30 times now. I've never done that for any of the previous ones. These guys are such legends.

[@lmznour1645]

Really made me emotional not gonna lie 😭🤣 the set was crazy and the transitions as well, and everyone killed it. When Dre played Ain’t Mad At Cha I almost thought Pac would show up

[@SomerWatson]

Same!! I would have died! My heart could not have took it. lol. I was waiting for a PAC hologram for real!

[@meshlaw5757]

Kendrick’s performance was so cool. I loved the aesthetics he brought. And of course Eminem brought the electricity.

[@native_wun]

Iconic moment for all, and especially for the 80's/90's audience 🔥🔥🔥 Imagine if Mary had dropped 'Real Love' though, that would've been nostalgia insanity!. She's still got it 😍

[@666blackcarbon9]

💯💯💯

[@pepe1999ish]

I might have lost me shit man yea the show was gd epic but to me also I think of her Real Love is the song that comes.to mind

[@JoJo-ei6lc]

Omg.i.said the.same exact thing!!! She should've kept up the energy after her first song

[@OGkingplex]

Mjb real love and family affair should’ve both played

[@hughfuller8416]

My brain would’ve exploded

[@JasonEyestone]

I haven’t ever gone out of my way to listen to Mary J Blige before but she stood out to me as one of the strongest performances of all the artists. She held it down for sure. Sometimes the right “fit” isn’t the one who performance aligns with those others, sometimes it’s a business decision based on what the artist is like to work with. And the history the artists have had throughout time and their individual experiences on their path. I don’t know if missy or anyone else could have brought the Soul like Mary J did.

[@2apocalypsex]

He Choose Mary J because he has produced songs for her

[@daphnechristopher7397]

Mary J. And Dre has a history. He produced her 1 song. She was a perfect fit.

[@crispinmushoke]

Dre rocking to Em with the finger in the air gave me chills

[@BRLambert4]

Throughout the whole performance anytime Dre's face was on the screen I was struck with how incredibly proud he must feel how validating after all of these years to be up on that stage performing with artist that we might not have ever seen if not for him. Very moved by how emotional it made me feel for him. But then I got to thinking that it was even more monumental than what I was even giving it credit for because of his brain aneurysm that he suffered from last january. Just a little over a year ago and for him to have survived that and still be here on this Earth and to be able to give that performance in LA is phenomenal and I think by most people's standards this will go down as the greatest show.

[@queencerseilannister3519]

Yes!!!! Seeing him beaming his smile really touched me.

[@BRLambert4]

@@queencerseilannister3519 I have rewatched a few times and its just all positive and inspiring feelings.

[@manwh0re1]

Yeah Dre looked happy as fuck up there right. And as someone who has been through a brain anuerysm myself I can say that it took me years to feel 'normal' again. I couldn't imagine doing something of this magnitude.

[@BRLambert4]

@@manwh0re1 God bless your road to recovery bc I know it's not an easy one. I Forgot to also say in my post how bad ass it was when Dre played the piano. I never knew he had that talent as well and it was beautiful

[@toni-ann5151]

You could see the pride and happiness on his face every time it went to him. He was glowing

[@sarahbethxoxo]

this whole show stole my heart... my childhood all wrapped into one. anderson .paak having the damn time of his life drumming for the goat too! that smile is so infectious! 🔥

[@deshaunenelson689]

Yes!! I love it/him!!! 🤩

[@vicredes]

I think Dre did the best! To think we almost lost him a couple years ago. And now he is on the Super Bowl Halftime Show! Dope!

[@profhubertj.farnsworth9930]

I'm all the way from the UK and seeing them all together up there sent shock waves through heart and soul. It's like seeing God's man.

[@Debbie_George]

Mary J is the 1st R and B singer to sing to beats. She's part of the culture.

[@neoskosana3801]

Well said, Mary J has been part of the culture since the good all days, she belonged there in every sense

[@rikkidgermano9640]

She's been crowned the Queen of Hip Hop Soul for a reason ☝🏼

[@TMarcel_816]

Bruh...this was an intense halftime! It's all I wanted to see. I went to sleep right after the halftime. It took a lot of energy out of me. Lmao

[@thoughtsofapredicatewinner]

The most chills I’ve ever had in my life is when Dre takes the mic off the piano and walks the hallway while the beat rocks and snoop says y’all make some noise for dr Dre … it’s passed chills I even teared up

[@churchie2129]

Dre looks so happy in this show :) glad he's doing well the whole show was awesome

[@iamangee]

Mary is the queen of hip hop soul and I’m glad she was included in this history making performance.

[@darthjarjar2742]

To be absolutely honest I didn't really know who she was but after seeing that she's pretty freaking Talent

[@buddah1221]

@@darthjarjar2742 Jay-Z can't knock the hustle Method Man all I need and few other 90s hip hop classics all featuring Mary J. Blige on top of her own albums earned her the title of the queen of hip hop

[@iwinrar5207]

Didn't her song be produced by Dre? Helps alot

[@mattsena7708]

@@iwinrar5207 many songs of hers were produced by Dre but the most famous one is Family Affair

[@buddah1221]

@@iwinrar5207 it does but it shouldn't have to

[@NouinouH]

Best performance was EM because the crowd were into the song but the best performer was Kendrick because of the song, energy and he engaged in the choreography more. But the most one that affected me was with Dre and Snoop. BTW when DRE sat on the piano and played the melody of "I ain't mad at cha" I almost cried

[@midnight2600]

What impresses me the most about Eminem is how when he performs live, he sounds nearly exactly like he does on the record. Even now at his age for the most part, he doesn't get out of breath and keeps the flow and speed of the original tracks. A lot of these performers as they get older can't keep the same speed as they used to, they get out of breath easier, pause during lyrics to breath, let the crowd sing parts so they can catch a breath, etc. He doesn't and it's so impressive

[@thisismyinferno]

Thats transition from Kendrick and Em was legendary though. Straight fire 🔥

[@MosaicButterfly]

Nah, Kendrick's opening was too 🔥🔥 He had the choreo, the breath control, stage presence, energy, and let's overlook all the subtle symbolism... Masterful performance 🙌🏾 But they *ALL* understood the assignment and represented for the culture most appropriately👌🏾This is definitely one for the books 💯

[@robinvolpi]

With. Out. QUESTION!! 🙌🏽🎙💥

[@moebreezy7187]

A salute to The Honorable Malcolm X! I can’t believe folks didn’t see it

[@shelleyannpatrick6684]

@@moebreezy7187 imp

[@MikeAndTheB-Holes]

Brought me back to my teen years. The GREATEST HALFTIME SHOW ive EVER seen . 🔥🔥🔥

[@BIGBUD71]

Totally agree 💯 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@natejohnson4466]

Nah king op pop

[@jesusmervilus5181]

👌🏿🇭🇹⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

Interestingly probably Eminem's biggest live performance event ever Him being actually very nervous for once is something incredible to witness

[@marykapotgieter9168]

💯💯 Respect the GOAT. The crowd went crazy

[@JudeusSamson]

I’m a big Em fan, but Kendrick took the show to a whole different level.

[@cjputasso]

im Brazilian and I have to say Eminem is huge, got goosebumps when I heard that sample !!!

[@ian4175]

Kendrick killed it, that opening was wild. Eminem was just a banger of a song.

[@chancesandberg5355]

I agree internet shitting on the goats

[@jenbo327]

“Just”… Uff

[@ian4175]

@@jenbo327 all I’m saying is if you muted the video and watched the two performances which looks more visually interesting/intriguing?

[@Sarah-li2fm]

Your comparison to the GOATS OF MUSIC TO THE MCU UNIVERSE WAS PHENOMENAL! I never thought of it like that, best description of this performance of heard to date! Love this

[@mackenziewilber]

Definitely agree with you that there was a whole VIBE to it all…that even surpassed the technicalities of the performances. Every time I watch this performance I cry like a baby because the memories that stem from these songs are a summation of my childhood and teenage years. I instantly go back to a time when I was so happy and all was right in the world. You hear that Em intro and the hairs stand up on the back of your neck. This was sensational and I honestly don’t think it could ever be replicated by another group of artists.🔥🔥🔥

[@micheledreyer2438]

Bro you put into words so well what I thought... kdot definitely had a "better performance" but Ems moved me more and had me more hyped

[@mattsena7708]

Mary definitely fit in this performance bro she brought the soul to the show and she's definitely the queen of hip hop. So many classics and amazing features plus a long history with Dre, I was looking forward to her performance and she delivered

[@daphnechristopher7397]

Perfectly Stated

[@ninamarie8363]

Exactly. I don’t understand why he said that, I mean he’s entitled to his old opinion but I feel like Mary belongs out there and you have to remember that she’s also one of the icons in that category. This wasn’t only just about hip-hop but it was about when hip-hop and rap used to actually be great. If you really think about it these performances took you back from rap in the 90s to the early 2000s and then up until the middle 2000s.

[@bruceplaatjies3102]

Man I love how you break it down,you had me sitting here thinking about all them performance from a different perspective. Gotta love it👏👏👊

[@XP9724]

This is easily top 5 halftime shows, my personal favorite just cuz of what it represents and the amount of legends up there, seeing Snoop up there throwing up his set and c walking just vibing out was great. Historic moment for the culture and music in general, I wasn't even alive for Dre/Snoop like that and was a little ass kid during the Em/50/Mary eras but ik all their music so this meant a lot to me as a hip hop and R&B head

[@derrickcook2670]

One of the most iconic moments, was after Em took a knee, knowing the potential backlash and criticism and directly after Dre played I ain't mad at ya on the piano. I almost heard Pac saying I ain't mad at ya, got nothing but love for ya, do your thing. I literally got cold chills. 💯💯💯 Amazing performance by all, big ups to The mastermind (Dre)

[@kadeweezywoodward9485]

Wasnt iconic at all, hes a sellout virtue signaling clown now. You all trashed colin for doing this woke shit, then praise em for supporting it lol. None of you even have opinions of your own, you just follow like lemmings.

[@Budz-fc6es]

@@kadeweezywoodward9485 As long as Em didn't do it during the National Anthem I don't really got a problem with it. When people take the knee during anthem that's when I find it disrespectful. Other than that it's just his opinion and he's probably trying to get a reaction out people as well.

[@markrogers7923]

@@kadeweezywoodward9485 lol the same people that trashed Colin are the same ones trashing Em....pretty consistent.

[@kadeweezywoodward9485]

@@markrogers7923 Nah, im a huge em fan, i just think hes a little beta soyboy for promoting this shit.

[@jenbo327]

@@kadeweezywoodward9485 🙄

[@raidenarashikage]

You can literally hear it in the crowd! Its the Eminem stage effect, there is always a 5 second delay because the crowd screams so loud.

[@leroygreen6310]

Snoop Dogg is the bigger cultural icon. They'll say the numbers say this and that but Snoop was a legend already before Slim Shady. He has another another generation that are still impacted by his music. Stevie talking about the guitar on Lose Yourself impacting people but the same thing happened with the pianos on Still Dre and pretty much all them songs. They all the most obvious classic material from like 20 years ago.

[@mykelowry6734]

They all did a great job. Mary poured her heart out . K-dot brought that energy , snoop and Dre got us ready and hype , 50 shocked and awed and Em got us out of our seats and ready to mosh everything but cut it shorty bc he looked out for Fif and gave him his second spot .

[@jazioxmugen]

The whole theme of the halftime show was getting over all the shii we've been through this year. Reliving the past to escape the present, even if it's just for a moment. This halftime show was banging and Dr. Dre's production helped with that.

[@johnhaynes4969]

Kendrick had the best performance. His “dancers” were on point. Still surprised no one tripped coming out the boxes

[@BJJUSAF]

Felt the same way and he didn’t have to lip sync either…..

[@joelforrest5763]

You can’t be serious Kendrick was the worst out there looked like he was having a seizure and that song is 1 of he’s not so good songs. Should of performed compton

[@clotpole8071]

Sean there was no lip syncing. All live performances have a backing track like that.

[@BJJUSAF]

@@joelforrest5763He actually put on a performance and still didn’t lip sync so that’s a win IMO

[@joelforrest5763]

Was still a shit performance. That dance was horrible that song selection was woeful should of performed Compton

[@freyjabrigid]

My reaction totally snuck up on me. I got legit emotional during Em’s performance. To know how much it meant to him (and I think his taking a knee could be partially in solidarity with Kaepernick and BLM, but also I think he was honestly overwhelmed with how much this moment meant). The grind of 30+ years. It’s lame to say but it was a proud moment 🥺

[@AlexanderGS11]

Totally agree with your comment. I also like Anderson Paak having the time of his life with those drums and singing Em's song at the same time.

[@LiveANoursishedLife]

I was happy Em didn't let anyone talk him out of taking the knee. I was disappointed that Dre and the other Black men who were up there didn't feel this was a perfect moment to show solidarity for BLM and Kaepernick.

[@LadyVenomWay]

This was incredible, such an amazing performance!

[@PaddyDTyson]

Dre and Snoop made this special to me.... so cool to see them on such a big stage again

[@dannellemassey3032]

Being from LA this was soooo epic for the city and for LA culture. The dancers crip walking on national television is still mind blowing. Lol….. I loved everything about this halftime show.

[@johnnyringo2695]

Epic? Stop lying it was crap

[@native_wun]

The sound and production crew did an awesome job sorting that out. Sound wasn't lost in that huge stadium or behind the roaring crowd.

[@carrot7215]

The production in it's entirety was amazing. Only fitting when you're paying homage to one of the greatest producers of all time

[@danielodia7027]

Been waiting for your reaction all through yesterday

[@l.k.3277]

Brilliant Stevie one of your best cuz. Big up's & respect

[@SaintJimmy_]

The thing that I latched on to the most for some reason, was watching Eminem sing along to Still D.R.E on the side, just enjoying his time. Killer show.

[@dardoinritardo]

Dre and Snoop are having so much fun on that stage!!! They killed it🔥🔥

[@SomerWatson]

Love how the stage floor was the map of Compton and the stage itself looks just like Dre's lab/ studio!! 🔥🎤🔥

[@Gorgeousbaebeauty]

I love this is incredible ❤️

[@erikabraga100]

I love how the stadium goes absolutely CRAZY for Eminem

[@aneerudh1712]

Cuz there are more corny whiteys in the audience

[@Straight-Outta-Nottingham]

@@aneerudh1712 Remember how racist you are towards whites next time you moan about white cops kicking your ass 👀

[@jenbo327]

@@aneerudh1712 🙄 simplism

[@tottenham2294]

@@aneerudh1712 typical black hater can’t handle whites are better than you at something

[@aneerudh1712]

@@tottenham2294 lmao I'm not white nor black. Tom whackdonald fan

[@garrenedwards5376]

I wish they got ‘Em to do Till i Collapse, over Mary’s 2nd song since it was the Super Bowl and a motivational song for the players. Would of been fire 🔥🔥

[@JoJo-ei6lc]

I thought the song he did at first was Till i collapse actually cause the crowd was screaming loud. Then i noticed it was lose yourself. I was hype for both

[@frankes028]

Fax, he ready did lose yourself at the oscars, he just repeated his performance on this stage. I wish it was till i collapse and a new song, at least from 2010 to now.

[@vn5774]

The first verse from Till I Collapse would've been *perfect* for this show.

[@kimberlyashcraft7841]

Great review, as usual ❤️ Best halftime show I’ve ever seen. Took me back to my early high school days, the good old days. I wish I had realized I was living my good ol’ days back then. It was 50 Cent for me….I’m a fan of each icon there, but, omg I love me some 50 Cent. I was so excited to see him like he was making In da club video again, I squealed like the fan girl I am. Snoop Dogg’s blue suit displayed the absolute best diplomacy I’ve seen lately, and I LOVED it! *diplomacy~ telling someone to go directly to hell in such a way they look forward to the trip 😂 Awesome! Everything about the show was awesome.

[@liamspeers3489]

Kendrick killed that shit. Choreography was nutty too

[@markclark6702]

This was legendary. We witnessed Legends go their legendary stuff. This is what a halftime show is and the NFL needs to give us more halftime shows like this.

[@AnthonyL144]

He won’t be special anymore if it’s hip hop every year. But should do hip hop only more often

[@ajonteampanalo]

My favorite part of this whole performance was seeing Dre smile so much, I’m glad he’s getting his 💐💐💐 now. We’ve lost too many legends and we almost lost Dre so it was just awesome to see him here feeling the love with his Day 1s (almost)

[@tejewitcher687]

So disrespectful what you said about Mary. Obviously you know NOTHING of her connection to Dre, or her contribution to R&B. She more than deserves to be on that stage.

[@matthewshunk5448]

U have done well. Building your character and personality.ty for the content

[@ayevisualz8726]

Mary is the Queen of Hip Hop soul, it definitely made sense..it fit perfectly imo

[@XazzaMMA]

Rihanna could do it too

[@jaijones2036]

Mary fit perfectly, all songs performed were produced, written and or co-written by Dr Dre that's why he invited these artists, an amazing line up, visually stunning, this night belonged to hip hop period.

[@daphnechristopher7397]

Perfectly stated 👌

[@elsayedamin10]

Not true. Lose yourself was written and produced by Eminem.

[@jaijones2036]

@@elsayedamin10 So what, earlier albums were co-produced by Dr Dre, No More drama from Mary J wasn't produced by him but "Family Affair was , don't try to discredit Dr Dre, most songs were released under aftermath entertainment all artists are connected to Dr Dre one way or the other, don't get it twisted they'll be no Eminem without Dr Dre .all artist were invited to the Super bowl by Dr Dre.

[@amandadipietro4603]

This was the halftime I was looking forward to seeing.

[@stuartdixon6707]

just subscribed . i llke how u dont stop every 2 seconds . great job

[@naughtyboy1012]

Mary touched a brother’s soul no lie, when no more pain came on! On my life I was gassed! I think it’s more of a message than just the performance especially “no more pain”

[@Trepanation21]

Prince's performance is my personal #1, but this one was the funnest and hypest. Like this was the absolute, unequivocal spirit of fun and hype, and it gets better each time I've watched it. Just got me grinning and wavy the entire time 🤩

[@giulioboobzilla]

Prince is the undisputed!

[@HazelAmarie]

@@giulioboobzilla no it’s Michael Jackson >

[@giulioboobzilla]

@@HazelAmarie MJ is 1 o da G.o.a.t.s but ain’t nobody beats Prince in creativity

[@avfcdunc]

One hell of an ‘Up in Smoke Tour’ coming up! God Bless Dre 🙌

[@drivenbythechills]

Real smart points you pointed there, about not having the best performance but who impacted the world more.

[@Mavtastic54]

I LOVE em. I'm a huge Stan. But Kendrick took this imo. He KILLED it.

[@MrBodies07]

You're trippin man. Mary killed it. Unbelievable show all around

[@jessicamarieporter5391]

You could so pass as 50 cent 🤣 New Zealand 🥰 great review!!!

[@hassongordon1249]

Hoodia! attended an HBCU... I'm feeling that light blue hoodie! Thanks for representing!!!

[@kregzde]

And the thing is that they actually sang to the crowd, like a proper concert rather than singing it to the cameras as majority of the halftime shows!!!! What a freakin performance!!🔥🙌🐐🔥🙌

[@chrisfaub4071]

unfortunately performance is what the show lacked it was very flat and looked very mechanical and commercial. it was fun to watch but there was just no wow factor to it.

[@alecvip7562]

@@chrisfaub4071 yeah. I was pretty dissapointed because none of them had a long enough time to do their thing.

[@chrisfaub4071]

@@alecvip7562 that's a valid point, had they not included so many artists it may have turned out different.

[@alecvip7562]

@@chrisfaub4071 yup. Eminem barely even got to do his own thing. It was horrendous.

[@psychobetha]

i’m a 46 y.o. woman who has been a fan of all these artists since their day 1s, from back when Dre was all baby-faced in NWA, and i 100% agree with you on Kendrick’s performance. he put on a hell of a show in a very short time. yeah, Em and them do have that longevity and nostalgia factor that’ll take you way back, and they were awesome… but this proved they’re definitely passing the torch to the right dude 💜

[@itsbrianncx9172]

Mary is the queen of Hip Hop soul, shut up and enjoy it. She killed it.

[@trystanlghry6466]

Passive aggressive much?

[@itsbrianncx9172]

@@trystanlghry6466 your mom?

[@JoseTorres-bp2ft]

This is his reaction, his opinion, go somewhere else or go watch the actual video without his commentary, easy as that

[@itsbrianncx9172]

@@JoseTorres-bp2ft get a life. Replying 5 months later how sad

[@artgreen9410]

That's a WHOLE BAR!!!!!